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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-28

THE Jefferson Iron News must have
on sort of iron overall to shield il
from broomsiicks, etc, to dare pub
hsh this opinion:
The reason Eve was not created be-
fore Adam, was, the Lord knew if he
made tie woman first aud then trie
to get man to suit her, he might as
well quit and 90 fishing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-28
BECK's OPINION.
What the Kentucky Senator Thinks
of the Interstate Commissioners.

OF the Interstate commandment
New York. March Ex-senator
Beck, of Kentucky, was encountered
in the lobby of the st. James Hotel
>aturday. When asked about the
news at the capital he said 1.-The APP
pointment of the interstate commits
sion is being chiefly discussed at
Washington just now. They are good
men and will do their duty | think
There is Bill Morrison; we
all know him; he is quail
fled in c"ery way. There
is Bragg, of Alabama: at first not so
much was known about him. 1t was
said that he was stubborn. But stub
bornness is a good thing to have some
times, so BRAGG is in the right place.
The other men are all capable. We
want to give this thing fair trial, and
think these men will do it. They
will find out The deficiencies of the bill,
and show what is 10 be remedicd. Ii
the railroads do not hamper the conf
mission perhaps all will go well; but
if they do, if they try to avoid the law,
we will pass laws to deal with railroad
officials individually, and make it a
felony. tell you. the railroads
must not try TO be arDlters
and decide to do only what pleases
them. If railroad will carry freight
for one person for 81 and charge an
other 50 Tor the same town and dis
lance; the law must regulate such in
Justice: The same applies to long and
short hauls. Look how the Standard
Oil company, in connection with the
railroads, destroyed every vat compa-
ny by charging them more freight.
These things must not exist, they are
destructive to industry and contrary
to Justice. This board Of commission
crs will not find very much trouble, if
the railroad companies desire to carry
out the law. If they interposc aud
create obobstacIes, we will find way
to deal with item. They are nothing
but common carriers, and congress
has the right 10 regulate them"
"Who are talked about in Washing
ton as Presidential candidates"
"Neh, it has narrowed down to
Blaine, Allison and Sherman among
the Republicans, with the chances
strongly in favor of Allison. If Mr..
Blaine favors Mr.. Allison, it is more
than probable that he will he nomi-
mated. The Democrats have centered
OH Governor Hill and President Cle,e-
Ian d. About nine-tcnths are for Cleve-
land. Do not ask me about the solid
South. for do not know what it will
be in 1888. The Republicans are work.
ing for Virginia and North Carolina.
The future outlook for the Democracy
/ cannot predict. have nothing to
say. ] am no prophet"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-28
Expect 10 See the Dirt Fly.

CLEBURNE, Tex, March PA rail-
road meeting was held at The court
house last night to raise the rest Of the
bonus requ red by the Santa Fe exten-
sion 10 Weathedord. The money Is
now about up. and the people OF Gle
burne will expect to see the dirt fly as
soon as the notes are received at Gal
weston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-28

In would be much cheaper for the
railroads to furnish mileage tickets to
the newspapers for advertising than
90 expect cash for travel from that
source. The ties would soon be worn
out b. the regular travel Of the eAi-
torial foot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-28

THE TeXarkaua Times remarks that
1T is said that Senator Glasscock's
libel law will hardly pass the I.egisla-
turc. That body is extremely hot with
newspapers. and especially Mat much
abused lass of II ell. the reporters
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-28
Excursion to Burnet.

AUSTIN, March 2S.-A party of
about 100 persons, of whom two
birds were members of the legisla-
ture, went on an excursion to-day to
the Burnet granite quarries, upon in
vitaion Of Mr.. Gus Wilke, capitol
contractor. Two or three hours were
spent in examining the quarries,
which appear inexhaustible in the
quantity of granite they are capable of
supplying. Dinner and other refresh.
ments were served by direction ofMa-
ior Goree, who was also present
There are about $50 convicts employ
ed there, and they appear healthy and
well cared tor. Major Goree states
that they win he removed Within a
lew days, as the work of getting out
granite for the Capitol is about finish
ed. The excursionIsts, upon their re-
turn trip. passed resolutions thanking
Mr.. Wilkes, Major Goree and the Off
Gals of the road for the courtesies cx-
tended.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-28

Fresh Magnolia Hams aud Cranber-
ries at I. ii. Craddock's Ervay street
Grocery
Telephone the Troy Steam Laundry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-28

Buckwheat. roasted cofTees, canned
goods, mackerel. herrings, apple but
ter, fresh crackers, etc, at Bouche's,
1924 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-28

THE Bandcra Buglc, from away out
West, sounds this note:
There is no hollow ring about the
yoicing of prohibition by our temper
anec friends They are everywhere
entering upon the fight to win.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-28

Officer Ram.ev arrested Mr.. 4
Joseph THURSDAY evening and tho
State warrant for hi- arrest was made
out FRIDAY morning. Joseph at the
time was In the GAIA 90 e.
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Good Rams.

UvALDE, March 2S-Good rains
have fallen here apd throughout the
west, and the prospect is good for
stockmen aud farmers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
v. ". e. 4. STATE CONVENTION.
Sessions To &c Held This Afternoon
Rnd Might Programs.

The State convention, Y. NJ &. A., will be.
gin IT. sessions IN the Court Street Cumbcr.
land Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock this
aftsnoon. One hundred aud City State
delegates nrc expected and provided for, be.
sides a dozen or morc from other parts Of the
world. Following are the delegates from The
State who will be here during the oonycn.
ton. which will last three days.
Mcssrs. J. &. Lchorn, of Athens, Lindsay
Bunting. of Bristol: NJ. u. Mcrwcthcr. Jas.
Price, Ius. Y. Stll, W. ID. Halch, T. w. Nor.
rcll. A. 4. Crane, W A. Smnllcy aud wife,
Henry Taylor. NJ. Cane, Jackson; j. G.
Cowan. ~ a. jenkins, !. NJ Masdcll, the
Rev. J. H. Frazer, W r. Henderson, J, VI.
Allen, ". A. Icwralmnn, W. T. Mariicld,
Chas. Clotworthy, Knoxville; Mack Davis,
Lieut. II. I. McCofklc. Knoxville university.
n. u. overall, Milton; n. 4. Hanna, NJ. r.
Williams. W. J. Yopp, D. J. shrycr, Robt.
Wall. Roht. Sims l.. II. Esics, Murray Gal.
breath. J. NJ. stecn, 4. W. Hampton, r. II.
Rice. Ice Coulter, W. ID. Laumastcr, @. Fox,
Butler jack. Memphis A. -. Marks, II. A.
Meyers. John H. Dean, III Rcccc. A. II. He'll,
NJ. H. Pitcher. Y. W. Hudson, Geo. Quinn,
q. w. rriichnrd. Darlington Mason, jr, y,
T.. Hume, q. G.. Terry, H. T. Magill,
=. X Calvert NJ, ID Ioney, jane
IoNfpnt v " M''ouli lNlhnn NUM- W ~
Adams, NJ. L. BlantOn, W. llaggard, j. V
Read aud wife, Nashville, DR.. VIZ Cooper
q. G. Pugh, j. q. wilkins, W. l.. Walker, r
A. Pinncr, H. l.. Mntbcrs, y. 4. Moscly
WIN. Singleton, Poplar Grove, Prof. u. Y
Robinson. II. a. Baird, D. 7. spain, J. q
Mccain. ]. z. Strong. Atoka: q. L. Herring
w. A. Osborn, J. - Gregory, Upton; twelve
dclegatcs from Union city, names not yet ~
cortaincd; james Bridcr, Capt II ]. Tabcr
Little Rock; D. y. Guile, Mobile J. l.
Goodman, Roanoke, Va.
Tho international coumittcc VIII bc rep
resented by Mr.. James Bowpn, mud Mr.. l.
ID. Misharl. college secretary. Prominent
workers from other sections will be- present
Including John II. Elliott, general y"crrtary
Minncapoli. N. H. Williams, state score
tary, Hitle Rock; s. ". Sayford, Ma7sachu
vstis, Who will have his trained male quar-
t<t
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
Constitutional Catarrh.

No single disease has cniallcd morn suffering or
hastcncd the breaking up oi the constitution than
CIArfh. The Hrnsc II smell. II taste. Il sight. Of
hearing. The human voice. the mind One or mon.
ana suutiimU nl. yield a. 10 destructive iunu
cncc. The poison n distributes throughout the
syfirm attacks rycty vital iurrc, and Lrruks up The
met robust ~ constitutions. Ignored. b~tansc
but liilc undcri"pl. ny mnst physicians. i'm
pptrntly Halilrd by quarks aud chHfintnns thusr
suffering from u have lltlr hops to h. relieved of
u this side ni the grlyc. u d line. then. that the
popular treatment ~ this TERRIBLE dissnsp hy rene
die within The mach 81 oil passed. into hands NJ
ou,u UpmIstnt nnd Trustworthy. The new aud
hitherto uutrloi method adopted by Ur Snuiuui I'M
the prupnmtun-Of his RADICAL CrfE hns won the
hearty approval NJ thousands n IL Instantaneous
~ n~nordiug rlci IN an bend colis. furokiur. snuf
ding and uhsirIctUi breathing aud mplily r.
muNcH The uu.t Oppressive symptoms. clearing the
bead. sNUcicniug The bruth restoring the sUuHs of
smell. taste nnd hearing, md uguimlglnR the con
siiiutiuHnl tendency II The disease towards the
luuRH, liver aud Kidneys.
HASTurp'H RAufrAt trur consisiF n one bottle ~
The RADICAL Cutf, one box Of CArAmuIAL sOLN.
ENT, aud lurnpvin lNuAirG prlor. 81.
PurTEH nHuG 4 CHEMICAL Co. HlsrON.
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PEAL OF WEDDING BELLS.
BLUE RIBBON DAY FOR MARRIAGES
IN MEMPHIS SOCIETY.
mr.. Il. Cary Anderson United 10 Miss
Mamie Lightburne, and Mr.. q. H..
Welded TO Miss Ida Lee
TreadweII.

Early yesterday morning a number Of rela-
tives of Capt. and Mrs. X. w. Lightburne
gathered at the family residence to witness
the marriage of Miss Mamie, the eldest
daughter, to Mr.. T. Cary Anderson. This
marriage has been an open secret for some
time, and society was much affected at losing
one OF its most popular members in the per.
son of Miss Lightburne. For several
seasons her accomplishments have added
additional pleasure TO many social
gatherings, besides endcaring friends
by her charming smile and gracious
manners A woman of rare gifts, both of
nature and art, she stood high on the lists Of
her circle Of friends. In Mr.. Anderson she
hnds q husband who is the soul of honor.
and whose manly virtues render him worthy
OF assuming so delicate a charge. The Rev.
Father Eagan ofticiated in the and
happily united the loving pair, Mr.. David
ehanks acting as friend of the groom. Hand
some fiowers, gifts OF friends and admirers,
adorned the rooms. Five generations Of
the family were present to wit
ness the interesting ceremony, which
the solemn service Of the Catholic church
rendered the more impressive. After brief
and hearty congratulations from those pres
=. i'''Vsn"hch'a McTc enjoyed, alld the
bridal cake was divided into hundreds of
pieces.
The bride looked radiant, as she always
does, In a dark brown cloth travelling dress,
with wrap 10 match, while on her shapcly
head an elegant imported brown velvet bon
net was set and completed a perfect
picture of youthful beauty. Hand
some rcmcmbrances from friends
adorned the room, all Of which could but
vainly express the high esteem in which the
TWO are held. They left on the morning
train for Washington, where a month will
be quietly spent, after which an extended
trip to eastern cities will be carried out, and
their return TO the city will be about the
middle Of December.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
MEMPHIS a cuARLrsroN RAILROAD
FnIi Meeting, 1857. of the Memphis
Jockey club. October ~, 70,
-, - aud 90.

On each Of above days Of race week
trains will leave the Memphis q Charles.
ton depot for the race track nj 10 o'clock u.
M, H. O'Clock noon, | O'Clock p. m, 1850
o'clock y. m, . O'Clock p. M, 2:30 O'Clock
p. M, and 3 o'clock p. M. Returning. the
trains will leave the race track nj close oi
races. The wcst-bound night trim, arriv-
ing at Memphis at OILS o'clock p. M, and
east bound night train, leaving Memphis
at 10 O'Clock y. M, will also stop at race
track.
Round trip tickets, % cents, good on day
Of sale only, and will he sold at 27S Main
street, and nj depot.
Buy YOU tickets, rs full fare will he
charged on trains going and returning.
No tickets will be sold at Vance street
crossing, nor will trains stop there for pas
scngCrs. Trains returning from track will,
however, stop ut Vance street to let of
passengers.
Two lines Of street cars lred cars Of both
lines run bctwccnthc Memphis q Charles.
ton depot andthc various quarters oi the
city. &. A. DEsArssrRr,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
HEALTH ~ WEALTH DR., Hnnurcgard's
Tonic aud Ncryine, The Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In MI ~ stages mental
~ aud phy ahul depression. tpcrinht1fthCn, by
pOchoudtin. ticniity, neuralgia, hyatcfia. incnIarity
Tor study or business. paralysis Impotence, cpllcp.
-, los ~ memory, t~ufteuing VI the btiin, aud All
cured In either sex BY the uHc Of this uncNucllcd
prupamtion. II Isl matter Of supreme Importance
~ uso appropriate treatment fuf the Curu ~ the
loss ~ nrryc power. aud Dt. fcanfcnafds Tonic
aud NcrNinci after many ycab trial IN EurUfo hN
proved iuiallihlc II taken according " difCcunnA'
which nrp afitcd b. each bottle. one box equal to
one mouths tncntmcnt. will cure pccnt clsA
lrioc. st.0O = box. or tx boxes for $500. hcnt
~ mil prepaid on receipt Of price. We guarantee
ak hnNcs 20 cuw any ease. With csh order ~
guarantee % return the money II treatment docs
not elect . cur. A. Icnkcrt a q Druggists, sole
agents for United States, ~ aud rs Main street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Natures own True Laxative.

The delicious flavor and healthy proper
tie OF sound, ripe fruit are well known
and seeing the need Of an agreeable anc
effective laxative the California Fig Syrur
Company commenced a few years e /,
manufacture n concentrated Syrup OF Figs,
which has given such general satisfaction
That Il IL rapidly supcrseding the bitter
drastic liver medicines and cathartics hith.
erto in use. II costive or bilious, try il.
Tor sale in 80 cent and 81 bottles by II. j.
Hester and all leading druggists. Van
Nlcet * Co, q. W. Jones & Co, w. n.
Wilkerson 4 Co, !. j. Miles and :. Mans.
field q Go. have been appointed wholesale
agents at Memphis.
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DIED.

pONOituE=M residence ~ pnr'nb, No ~
Vance sir7Ct. "Wednesday, October lN, tk,I DANIEL
nTri u months aud 20 days, sjn 81 John and Nellie
Dunuhue.
Funcnl will take place from residence this
CTnURsDAYj morning NJ p % O'Clock. Friends 81
the family invited IN attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
AlIenIinn- IL N

Forsprains, bruises, rheumatism, cramps,
inflammation, swelling, cuts, burns, etc, in
man, and splint, ringbone, windgall, cpl
zootic, scratches, etc, in horses, Rangum
Root Liniment is a sure cure. The "King
of Linimcnts' is the universal verdict.
Never fails to cure any ailment that can
he reached by an external medical appli-
cation. 80 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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StoIe m watch.

w. b. Wheaton, white. a railroad clerk,
lately employed at the Chesapeake a Ohio
and Little Rock railroads, was arrested by
Capt. 0'Haver last night for stealing a gold
watch and chain. which he pawned n few
moments later at NATHAN Bach's. The only
clcw given Capt. O'Haycr was the number Of
the ticket, but, working on this, success soon
rewarded his efforts, and Wheaton wa
lodged behind the bars in quick time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
Catarrh. Rose or Hay Fcxcr.

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties Of Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
are experienced in the treatment and curC
Of Catarrh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid soothes and heals the infamed mem.
brancs and rcmovcs the offensive odol
that characterizcs the disease. Should In,
Inflammation have reached the throat usC
Tire Fluid Us a garglc to allay the inilam
nation and 10 disinfeCt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
CONTINUES TO WIN.
Luck sticks 90 the Wolverines, and
NJ. Louis a. Beaten Again,

PHrLAnrtpHri, Pa, Oct. 10-St. Louis out.
batted and outfieldcd Detroit again today.
but nevertheless the league champions won
by getting their hits well together. King
pitched an excellent game for the Browns,
and succeeded in striking out nine Of the
heavy hitters. Conway also pitched eff.
icctively. Gleason's o%nc-hnndcd catch of a
line fly and Deacon Whites great work on
third were the only particularly good pieces
OF fielding work. Following was the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Summary: Earned Runs st. Louis l.,
detroit 3. Two base hit-Richardson.
Three base hit-lIanlon.. First base ON
balls-St. Louis /. Struck out-Iatham.
Gleason, Robinson, King 2, Richardson,
Rowe. Passed ball Boyle /. Wild
pitch-king. Time Of game-One hour
and forty minutes, Umpires Kelly and
GaiIney.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
The Gaxerner Xrinc. IL.

CoNcoRD, n. H., Oct lO-Gov. Sawyer
yesterday vetoed the Hnzcn-B Boston & Maine
railroad bill. The Governor says that, with
out entering upon the intrinsic merits Of the
measure, hc h moved 10 object 10 the bill
for the reason that corrupt methods have
been extensively used for the purpose Of
promoting IL passage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

The Full Dress are always uniform in
quality. smokers can depend on the
the quality Of all goods Of our make being
maintained nj the highest standard.
Try our new White-Caps, Cross-Co Gun
try, and Latest English. All extra fine
Kinney Tobacco Co, New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
Failure In pres. Trlmm,nr..

NEw loRK, Oct. l0.-Wm. Walker. i'm.
porter Of dress trimmings, at No. Az Broad.
way, made nm assignment today. His liabil.
ties are about sl25. 900. chiefly To European
firms; assets, 100000 In stock aud accounts.
Shrinkagc In value Of stock was the cause.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
Deck Hands I'm a Row.

Two negro deck hands on the steamer
Helena, involved ina quarrel about 7 O'Clock
last evening, and resorted TO knives To settle
the difficulty. One of them received n
rather painful, but not dangerous slash in
the arm. from which the hood flowed rather
freely. lie Was sent to the hospital.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

This popular resort Tor ladies and children
Is crowded day aud night The curio halls
contain many freaks not seen here before,
and prepare ono for the performances given
In the two thcntcrs. which this week have
uncXccllcd troup~ playing,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
MARRIED.

pEgNANTWOiuG-iamcs prgnnn and MI.
Moluc Twohir, NJ ~ Peters churgh, WEpNEs.
DAY. October 10Th, At I O'Clock pm, the Rev,
Father Ryan Officiating.
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Mr.. Jim Rogers.

MI Jill hntfh.
Mr.. Ike Watts and Mr.. Fam. Brunaugh.
Mr.. Guy Hamilton.
Mt. Tom Taylor and Mr. Alfred Lewis.
MI. w. v. hsnsOn.
Mr.. Colin Chaplin and MI. Bob. Lowe.
Nj. J. VI. Caldwell.
Mis- Percy Concy. .
Mis- Fannie lnumncc and Mis- Miriam Nelson.
Miss Pauline Prayer.
Mis- Emmaf onainc aud MS Stella Cowan.
Mis- Lula Wilson.
Bride aud groom.
They slowly assembled the platform and
ranged themselves In double scmi-circlc.
the bridesmaids in pale blue suph and tullc.
decollc;ic, prettily showing in relief against
the evening costume Of the gentlemen. The
Rev. DIR. lloggs advanced and met the bridal
couple about the center OF the platform aud
began the ceremony Of the church. during
which the peal Of the organ sounded in soft
ened tones through the church.
The wilt thou asked. aud again
The wilt thou answered until
out of twain. her sweet 4 will
HAS made them one
The ring j. On. the VOWS plightcd and one
more JOYOUS couple goes forth loving and
trusting. As the bride moved out on her
pew-mldc husbands arm, the fush on her
check was sufficient violence uf her happiness
Her handsome figure WINS we'll set ulin am Gle
giant white rep silk, court trninc, with the
tullc veil caught IN fold, over her wealth of
dark brpwn hair; diamonds on her bosom
and In her hair added 10 ihc charming effect.
The groom Is slender and we'll built with dark
moustachc and youthful looking, and to-
gcthcr they formed a handsome and loving
pair.
The procession again moved. down the left
aisle this time, and zach maid hung tcndCrly
on the arm Of her respective escort.
AZ the residence oi the brides parents the
party were entertained, together with q few
Immediate friends Of the family. Congutu-
latious and toasts wcrc heartily given and
drank. The groom, who Is quito wealthy,
presented some very elegant souvenirs To
the bride, while gifts irom friends wcrc scat
tered In prpfusion. numbers coming from q
distance. II was late before the happy pcu-
pie assembled wished the pair all happincss
IN their uiurc life.
A special train leaves this morning NJ o
o'clock bearing the family and bridal couple
g. their future home In Birmingham. whcr
n langr reception will bc rendered them 30.
night by the father and mother ofthc groom.
After thntatrip 90 Canada will follow, which
will lcugthcn into several months before rc.
turning. Happy wishes ~ iIicnds follow the
pair On their trip.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Tng clubhouse NJ Montgomery park
will present q captivating appearance this
afternoon.
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TnE value Of Man-a-lin consists in rs
never being ~antagunislic a. natures
methods, but coincidcnt with them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

Tue little daughter Of G. II. Harris, New
Vienna, o., was seven yoars paralyzcd.
Man-a-lin cured her.
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ALL people of scdentary habits who have
used Pe-ru-na declare it a wonderful in
yigorator.
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--latest EngIISh''

Cigarettes now, made from the most
careful selections Of exquisite (stright
cut Virginia leaf. Extra fine. kinney
Tobacco Co, New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

KANSAS CRY, Oct. II, 1887.
Inc Kansas City, Memphis & birmingham rail.
road is now completed. Memphis 10 Birmingham,
Ala, and open for business, making u continuous
Inc under one management between birmingham
ana kansas city, and practically the only through
fuute between the south and the west. The pas
scngcr train equipment Of the new line is uncx.
collcd, and no efforts will he spared by the nan.
agement to meet the requirements Of the travelling
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CaIdwcIi-TreaducII.

The Second Presbyterian church, while
not fully adapted in every particular for
effective displays in weddings, is large and
commodious and capable of seating a good
sized audience. Such was the one assembled
last night when Mr.. G. II. Caldwell. of Biz
mingham, Ala, was united TO Miss Ida Lee
Treadwcll, OF this city. No particular efforts
were made in decorating the church, but the
large platform on which the bridal party
stood was prettily set with palms
and ferns, forming a background
OF grecncry that added TO the
effects. Mr.. Levy presided ut the organ
and INDUCED in some exquisite specimens Of
his skill on his ~fnyorite instrument. The
familiar tone Of the wedding march an.
nounced the arrival Of the bridal party on
time, anil there was lacking that impaticnce
In the audience which always follows a de-
iayed ceremony. The bridal procession
moved up the right aisle in the following
order.